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Meanings of unwearying in English
Showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality.
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Usage of unwearying in English
1
The old unwearying round brought Charger and the Navajo close by him.
2
Leo XIII, however, was still holding forth in his full, unwearying voice.
3
He has carried them through with superb gusto, with unwearying imaginative fervour.
4
His perpetual silence lent a solemn dignity to his unwearying labor.
5
His is an unwearying enthusiasm finding its food in all things.
6
And the King listened unwearying though he believed this was but a slave.
7
He was also a man of great enthusiasm and unwearying industry.
8
Jack, Katherine, DeWitt, Cartwell, all were unwearying in their effort to amuse her.
9
Be unwearying in details of the little interests of home.
10
There was not another sound in the neighbourhood but that of my unwearying bastinado.
11
Above it in graceful curves the unwearying gulls were sinking, rising, and wheeling aloft.
12
Without the great voice, like an unwearying bell, was calling:
13
For two days Mackenzie maintained his post with unwearying constancy.
14
Her father returned this "worship" by tenderness and devotion unfailing and unwearying.
15
Forward we toiled, whilst a few paces ahead of us walked our unwearying guide.
16
Impossible as husbands, averred Mrs. Stanton, a caustic and unwearying counselor of sex independence.
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